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Academic Vocabulary with Examples

Academic Vocabulary • B1 Examples

700 Essential Academic Vocabulary Words

700 Academic words
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2,100Examples
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Showing 561–580 of 700 matching Academic vocabulary words (700 total).
#561

architect

Example sentences

  1. The architect designed the building.
  2. She works as a landscape architect.
  3. The architect showed us the plans.
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#562

coronary

Example sentences

  1. The patient has coronary heart disease.
  2. Doctors examined the coronary arteries.
  3. Exercise can reduce some coronary risks.
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#563

breakdown

Example sentences

  1. The car had a breakdown on the highway.
  2. Poor communication caused a breakdown in trust.
  3. The report gives a breakdown of costs.
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#564

inject

Example sentences

  1. The nurse will inject the medicine.
  2. The government plans to inject money into the economy.
  3. The machine can inject fuel into the engine.
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#565

economist

Example sentences

  1. The economist studied rising prices.
  2. An economist explained the new policy.
  3. She works as an economist at a bank.
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#566

momentum

Example sentences

  1. The project gained momentum.
  2. The moving car has momentum.
  3. The campaign lost momentum after the election.
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#567

polar

Example sentences

  1. Polar regions are extremely cold.
  2. The two groups have polar views.
  3. The bear lives in a polar environment.
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#568

backward

Example sentences

  1. He took a backward step.
  2. The country was once considered economically backward.
  3. She looked backward before crossing.
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#569

multiply

Example sentences

  1. Multiply five by three.
  2. Bacteria can multiply quickly.
  3. The company hopes to multiply its profits.
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#570

morality

Example sentences

  1. The book asks questions about morality.
  2. Different cultures may have different ideas of morality.
  3. His decision was based on personal morality.
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#571

communicative

Example sentences

  1. She is a communicative student.
  2. The course uses a communicative approach.
  3. Good leaders are open and communicative.
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#572

physically

Example sentences

  1. The job is physically demanding.
  2. She is physically active.
  3. The two objects are physically separate.
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#573

rainfall

Example sentences

  1. The area receives little rainfall.
  2. Heavy rainfall caused floods.
  3. Farmers record annual rainfall.
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#574

politically

Example sentences

  1. The issue is politically sensitive.
  2. The country became politically stable.
  3. She is politically active.
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#575

invasion

Example sentences

  1. The army began an invasion.
  2. The country suffered an invasion from the north.
  3. The invasion forced many families to leave.
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#576

inevitably

Example sentences

  1. Without rain, crops will inevitably fail.
  2. Technology will inevitably change some jobs.
  3. He was late and inevitably missed the bus.
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#577

capitalism

Example sentences

  1. Capitalism allows private ownership of businesses.
  2. The book discusses modern capitalism.
  3. Critics and supporters debate capitalism.
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#578

expertise

Example sentences

  1. She has expertise in public health.
  2. The project needs technical expertise.
  3. We asked for his legal expertise.
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#579

inferior

Example sentences

  1. This product is inferior to the other one.
  2. He felt inferior to his classmates.
  3. The lower layer is made from inferior material.
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#580

actively

Example sentences

  1. Students actively joined the discussion.
  2. She is actively looking for work.
  3. The organization actively supports education.
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